Red Chief Frol Kozlov Dies at 56
Moscow reports Frol R. Kozlov dies at 56 after a brain hemorrhage in April 1963. Once Khrushchev’s chosen successor and Presidium member, Kozlov was ousted by Kremlin leaders last year and had been sidelined since Khrushchev’s fall.
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Senate Moves To Approve Appalachia Aid After Pollution Bill
The Senate plans a 10 a.m. session to finish debate on amendments before a 3 p.m. final vote on the $1.1 billion Appalachian development measure. It aims to spur growth in the low income region from northern Pennsylvania to northern Alabama as part of the Great Society program.
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